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Configure Subagents

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Configure specialist subagents with explicit responsibilities and bindings, then orchestrate a bounded scenario that delegates work and combines the specialist results.

Why this challenge?

Subagents make complex work easier to divide and evolve, but delegation without clear contracts creates confusion. This challenge practices the boundaries and aggregation needed for reliable multi-agent systems.

How do you want to work?

Choose your preferred workflow. All paths reach the same outcome — pick what fits your style.

Use the Console to inspect the orchestrator, bindings, and traces. The Console path focuses on reviewing and testing an existing multi-agent setup because subagent wiring may be managed through source configuration.

Console journey

Move through this journey one milestone at a time. Each step opens the place you need next.

  1. 1
    Open the orchestrator

    Open the managed agent that coordinates specialist work and review its Configure surface.

    Choose an agent
  2. 2
    Review specialist bindings

    Confirm the available subagent tools, their responsibilities, and the context the orchestrator passes to them.

    Read Help
  3. 3
    Run a multi-agent scenario

    Use Try It Out with a request that should be delegated to at least one specialist.

    Agent name

    Copy the qualified name shown at the top of your agent.

    Test agent
  4. 4
    Inspect the trace

    Review the trace to identify delegation, specialist results, and final aggregation.

    Read Help
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